Xiaomi’s First Family SUV SkyNomad N90 Leaked in White — Here’s What the 505 km EREV Specs Tell Us

Xiaomi is about to enter one of China’s most fiercely contested segments with the SkyNomad N90, a full-size extended-range electric SUV that targets Li Auto’s stronghold. Fresh images of the white body shell have surfaced on Chinese social media, confirming the vehicle’s imposing 5,285 mm length and giving us the clearest look yet at what could become the most talked-about SUV launch of late summer 2026.

A 76 kWh Battery That Changes the EREV Equation

The headline number is 505 km of CLTC electric-only range from a 76 kWh CALB ternary lithium pack — the largest battery ever fitted to an EREV. For context, that is more capacity than a Tesla Model 3 RWD. The 1.5T range-extender acts purely as a generator, never touching the wheels, while dual motors deliver 310 kW of combined output. Total range with a full tank tops 1,500 km, and charge-depleted fuel consumption sits at just 5.7 L/100 km.

This “big-battery EREV” formula is precisely what Li Auto pioneered with the L9, and Xiaomi is now bringing the same playbook with its ecosystem advantage: HyperOS integration across phone, car, and smart home. For the millions of Xiaomi device users in China, that interoperability is a moat no traditional automaker can replicate overnight.

Inside the “Living Room on Wheels”

The flat-floor cabin features a full-length rail system, 180-degree rotating front seats, zero-gravity second-row chairs with massage, and a ceiling-mounted sliding display. A factory-installed pop-up rooftop tent on the Studio Edition marks a Chinese OEM first. Five-seat and seven-seat layouts are both confirmed.

Pricing and Timeline

Industry sources peg the five-seat base at roughly RMB 350,000 (≈ $48,300), with seven-seat variants up to RMB 420,000 for the Studio Edition. The official reveal is expected at a late-July tech event, formal debut at the Chengdu Auto Show on August 21, and deliveries starting September 2026. For a deeper technical breakdown of the SkyNomad lineup, iEVChina’s full coverage includes the complete powertrain spec sheet and ADAS hardware analysis.

Source: autohome.com.cn / toutiao.com / cnmo.com / rokaycar.com